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The CD-ROM configuration dialog
e name of the drive in the list. This is useful if you create more
same physical drive.
r: Lets you specify the number of your SCSI adapter - normally "0".
SCSI-LUN: Select the SCSI-LUN parameter, normally "0".
opies the audio data without any software correction.
es have problems finding an exact position
ctors that should be read from the
audio CD in a read cycle. The higher the number of sectors, the faster the copying process.
ronization but also in a slower copying process.
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udio objects with crackling noise,
skips, etc.). In this case, the CD may be "scanned" by recording it into the computer. When
-ROM
drive and are re-recorded as .WAV by the sound card. Before recording a CD to your
alog, the audio output on the
CD-ROM drive must also be connected with the sound card input. This connection is
ready set up on modern multimedia PCs. If not, this is easily done by installing a
computer case.
ding to the
specified mood are generated automatically. Even mood changes are possible.
. The
Drive name: Lets you edit th
than one entry accessing the
Host adapter numbe
SCSI-ID: Lets you set the ID of your CD-ROM drive. Be sure to set the correct ID; there is
no error checking!
Alias: Lets you select the manufacturer type of your CD-ROM drive.
Normal copy mode: C
Sector synchronization copy mode: Copies the audio data using a correction algorithm.
This is especially useful, since many CD driv
again and gaps can occur.
Burst copy mode: Optimizes the speed of the copy process; no software corrections
made.
Sectors per cycle: Defines the number of audio se
Many SCSI systems have problems with more than 27 sectors.
Sync sectors: Sets the number of audio sectors that will be used for software correction. A
higher number results in a better synch
Scanning CD tracks with the recording d
Some CD-ROM drives do not support this mode (trying digital extraction results in an error
message), or they only support it with difficulty (results in a
recording the CD to the computer, the CD titles are simply played back from the CD
computer, change the program settings in the"File -> Audio/Video options" menu. To
ensure easy recording of the CD titles via the "Recording" di
usually al
cable inside the
MAGIX Soundtrack Maker
The MAGIX Soundtrack Maker adds atmosphere. Music tracks correspon
Open the MAGIX Soundtrack Maker using the
Edit > Assistants (view page 223) menu
work is split into 3 steps.